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Find similar grantsCrouch Endowment for Viticulture, Enology, and Pomology Research is sponsored by College of Agricultural Sciences (e.g., Penn State University). The purpose of these funds is to support research in viticulture, enology, and pomology.
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Crouch Endowment for Viticulture, Enology, and Pomology Research — Research — Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences Invest in the College, Impact the Future. Make a Gift Invest in the College, Impact the Future. Crouch Endowment for Viticulture, Enology, and Pomology Research The purpose of these funds is to support research in Viticulture, Enology, or Pomology and to support students studying in these areas.
Proposals that focus on research projects that impact the Pennsylvania wine industry will have the highest priority. Full-time graduate student support is highly encouraged, but funds can also be used to support undergraduate students, expendable supplies, or small equipment. This competition is typically held every other year and is open only to faculty with appointments in the College of Agricultural Sciences.
A total of $40,000 for two fiscal years (2027/2028 and 2028/2029). Proposal narratives are restricted to 5 pages of text, figures, and tables (page limit does not include budget justification). Proposals should include a project description, role of individual personnel in the project, relevance of the proposed research to the PA wine industry, and if applicable, the ability to leverage industry funds or in-kind support.
Annual budgets should be developed for a two year period. Second year funding is dependent on demonstrating satisfactory progress toward the goals proposed for the first year of funding. Provide brief budget justification at the end of the project narrative for the expected use of funds.
Provide a budget using the budget template (. xlsx) available in the InfoReady Competition. Fringe benefits must be built into budgets where assistantships, salaries, or wages are supported.
Faculty supplemental salary cannot be requested on these proposals. Objectives should be clearly tied to procedures and anticipated results. Clear metrics of first year accomplishments must be identified so that progress can be evaluated for second year funding.
A progress report relative to initial metrics for evaluation and any proposed changes in the project must be submitted by May 31, 2028 with a request for continued funding in the second year. Proposals must be submitted through the InfoReady system by midnight Friday, April 18 , 2027 .
Proposals will be reviewed by the program administrators and a committee of peers with consultation from appropriate department heads or faculty members as needed. This group will establish scientific merit of proposals and the final selection will be based upon these reviews.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers within the College of Agricultural Sciences are eligible. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Crouch Endowment for Viticulture, Enology, and Pomology Research is funded by College of Agricultural Sciences (e.g., Penn State University). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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